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Stem scholarships to benefit 130 girls

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THE government has set aside 130 scholarships for the girl child to benefit from Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).Speaking in Harare yesterday, the minister of Higher and Tertiary Education, Frederick Shava, said the scholarships are going to cater for young women from disadvantaged communities to study STEM subjects in local universities.“Institutions must prioritise science…

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40 young artists for Nhaka Gallery exhibition

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NHAKA Gallery in Harare will showcase the work of more than 40 young and emerging artists at its 2026 Young Artist Exhibition, Fresh Voices, which opens on February 13.The exhibition targets early-career practitioners working across a wide range of artistic disciplines and is held under the theme “Boldness: Cultivating Creativity, Shaping Legacies – Investing in…

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Trio remanded for massive fuel fraud

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THREE Beitbridge men who allegedly imported 330 000 litres of fuel from South Africa and failed to pay duty appeared in court yesterday.Carlton Makono, Modereck Chitengedza and Lazarus Demo appeared before a Harare magistrate facing charges of fraud, money laundering, and contravening the Customs Act.They were remanded in custody to today for bail hearing.The State…

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Deadly plant kills Matabeleland cattle

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MATABELELAND North farmers are losing an average of three to four cattle per household due to Umkhawuzane, a deadly toxic plant that continues to threaten livestock production in the province, the Environmental Management Agency (Ema) has said.Umkhawuzane, scientifically known as Dichapetalum cymosum, is regarded as one of the most dangerous poisonous plants affecting cattle in…

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Teachers warn of suicide crisis

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TEACHERS have called on the government to urgently capacitate educators to effectively deal with rising psychosocial challenges among learners, warning that failure to act could result in more suicides in schools.This follows the death of an 11-year-old boy in a suspected suicide case in Harare, while a 16-year-old girl from Nguboyenja suburb in Bulawayo also…

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Local manufacturing receives boost

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THE government is strengthening policy instruments to capacitate the manufacturing sector in 2026, with a renewed focus on boosting local production, improving capacity utilisation, and reducing reliance on imports where domestic capability exists.This comes after authorities set guidelines for industry players seeking to access the ZiG100 million Industrial Development Fund (IDF), as the government moves…

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Police issue new clearance certificate

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THE police have started issuing a newly-redesigned Local Police Clearance Certificate, a move aimed at improving efficiency, security, and service delivery.In a statement on Monday, national police spokesperson Paul Nyathi said the new clearance certificate, known as Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Form 143, is easily identifiable by its yellow colour and replaces the previously used…

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ZPCS boosts health for officers, inmates

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THE Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Services (ZPCS) is on a drive to improve the health conditions of its officers and inmates through wellness campaigns across the country.Speaking in Harare yesterday on the sidelines of a wellness screening exercise, ZPCS Commissioner for Health Services, Evidence Gaka, said partnerships were helping ease the burden of screening through…

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Local clubs splurge on foreign talent

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THE Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is increasingly attracting top talent from the region as local clubs bid to ramp up their competitiveness ahead of the 2026 season.Following the success of 2025 premier league champions Scottland, who won the premiership title in their maiden season bolstered by foreign players such as Malawi international Khuda Ike…

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